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A '''Machine Gun''' is a fully automatic weapon usually, but not always, fired from a stationary position. | A '''Machine Gun''' is a fully automatic weapon usually, but not always, fired from a stationary position. | ||
They usually are | They usually are always fully automatic, and use rifle-caliber rounds, and sometimes even larger rounds. If the round exceeds 15mm in diameter, it is usually classified as an "auto-cannon". "Machine Gun" may refer to the... | ||
*'''[[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]]''' - The new machine gun to replace the M247 GP in Halo 3. | *'''[[AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun]]''' - The new machine gun to replace the M247 GP in Halo 3. | ||
Revision as of 22:12, December 22, 2007
A Machine Gun is a fully automatic weapon usually, but not always, fired from a stationary position.
They usually are always fully automatic, and use rifle-caliber rounds, and sometimes even larger rounds. If the round exceeds 15mm in diameter, it is usually classified as an "auto-cannon". "Machine Gun" may refer to the...
- AIE-486H Heavy Machine Gun - The new machine gun to replace the M247 GP in Halo 3.
- M41 LAAG - The Warthog mounted machine gun.
- M247 GP Machine Gun - the stationary platform found in Halo 2
- M202 XP Machine Gun - a less advanced gun decomissioned and used for training exercises
- "Confetti Maker" - a .30-caliber handheld machine-gun used by the United Rebel Front
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